The GRACO 2004170 Stellair Air Spray Gun is a professional-grade, manual HVLP spray gun designed for high solids and high wear applications. It features a robust construction suitable for demanding industrial environments and is intended for precise atomization and uniform finish on wood, metal, and other surfaces.

Key Features:

• Manual air spray gun
• HVLP, 0.086 in (2.2 mm) nozzle (note: standard Stellair HVLP nozzles are typically listed as 1.4 mm/0.055 in, 1.1 mm/0.042 in, or 0.8 mm/0.030 in; 2.2 mm/0.086 in is not standard in available documentation, but may refer to a special high solids/high wear tip)
• Aluminum body with high wear tip (carbide needle and carbide nozzle tip for high solids models)
• Maximum fluid inlet pressure: 300 psi (21 bar); Maximum air inlet pressure: 100 psi (7 bar); HVLP maximum inbound pressure: 16–20 psi (1.1–1.4 bar)
• Compatible with a wide range of coatings, including high solids, adhesives, waterborne, and more. Cartridge-style fluid components for fast in-field replacement. Compatible with Triton pumps and pressure pots.
• Ergonomics Performance Certification (Stellair and Stellair ACE models)
• Lightweight and ergonomic design for reduced operator fatigue
• Durable construction for industrial environments
• Cartridge-style fluid components for quick maintenance and color change
• Consistent spray pattern and uniform film thickness
• Easy trigger actuation

Applications:
Suitable for high solids, high wear, automotive, general industry, wood, metal, adhesives, and waterborne coatings. Ideal for professional painters and industrial applications requiring a high-quality finish.

Installation Notes:

• Using genuine GRACO parts ensures optimal performance, reliability, and safety. Non-genuine parts may compromise spray quality and equipment longevity.
• Ensure all connections (air and fluid) are secure and free from leaks
• Use recommended hoses and fittings for the specified pressure ratings
• Follow manufacturer guidelines for nozzle and tip installation
• Regularly inspect and maintain cartridge-style fluid components for best performance
• Consult the manual for specific installation and maintenance procedures
• Clean the gun thoroughly after each use to prevent clogging and wear
• Replace worn or damaged cartridges and tips as needed
• Store the spray gun in a clean, dry environment
• Periodically check for leaks and proper trigger operation